85 87 Camaro Iroc-z 16" Aluminum Wheel Rim 82 92 Tpi T5 86 Trans Am Front on 2040-parts.com
YOU'RE BIDDING ON A SINGLE GM 16X7 CAMARO IROC-Z WHEEL. IT HAS SOME "RASH" AS SHOWN IN THE PIC. I HAVE 2 MORE IN DIFFERENT AUCTIONS SO IF YOU NEED ANOTHER ONE CHECK THOSE OUT ALSO. BUYER TO PAY SHIPPING FROM ZIP CODE 42141 ANYWHERE IN THE 48 STATES. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK.
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